If a person experiences choice overload

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If a person experiences choice overload, then that person most likely will

a. be demotivated because too many alternatives were available for making a decision.
b. have a really exciting time participating in many opportunities for pleasurable experiences.
c. experience tension in trying to decide between the two top choices.
d. be satisfied.

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